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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
TIPPLERS' TERROR
The LsEf.i4ta1s sg-1aiax 11s fsoDtsfs
Asasy 4aa Alri4E their His@~na--
s4<la@s Csafs asTss 60 os iasssti-
kstsL n<zy a-s1iE4z ,gsoisis-

Iea 't-..-t--
Lssslss. A4g The Hogss spsnt nsar-
y a. ths Hora * arguing tns DsEaon
BAL. NhiGa provides l.r tas sPpo.l -a4snt of
a state Marsha saese tltiss. "a q sord.
srs - ses tnzs sas liquor az . sIf9rced.
The 5i.l ali0ss TIE appointment of depu-
o. 8y ia MarsLal. foF each county. fns
fssu af ufios of ths 5fAts Marsha. : to
gsars snd 1ls salary - dKed a. 81 80 per
allHn eil1 a. allowances for Necessary ek-
psnses TIE pay ~ ispufles i 81 per izt
s1en ia service. The Di.i IS tnsf endorsed
6y he dri4s .obby. and passs1 TIE House 5y
= good majority. one " the strongest
sDeeche male ess hat of Csslaln Manly.
in which Be dsciarst that there we're tsO
drag sf0res in Lansing which have bars IN
t1e rack par ~ them
Adiuiant General Anger issaed c0mmis-
sisns today O. Morris A hegmAn, Of Grand
Rapids a. Captain ~ Company b, second
Regiment and - y. u. KRONER. as frat
Lieutenant of the same company.
TIE House spent al ne afternoon n DIS
r'sss,nx ths hqV0r biil aad vi continae
Lhs debate Ia tie morning Qrlsisk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

CoLrNsrs, -. MsY 6.-The compliment
ary banquet rendered by the franklin
Comfy Bar 70 Judge Bingham. on the eve Of
bis Gnsl departure 10 enter upon his duties
ss Chief Justice % ths District of Coiumais,
took place this evening Pgfss were lsii
for about ssyenfy-fVs peoT IA Col r.. g.
TsYior oficiatei ~ master Of ceremonies.
Toasts we're responded 70 az follows The
Supreme Court II 0bio." Chief Justice g -.
oven. The Court 81 Coram0n Pleas -
Judge =. J. Duncan. The Mo,lsrn La~ger. =
Hon r. A. Hsfusou. ZION A q Thur
slan was 10 have responded ~ Toe Federal
Judiciary bat owing 20 the u.ness of bis
wife he Vas unable - attend
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
AN ATLANTA EDITOR FIGHTS.

lie Grew Mad Pcrauss Rival Paper Was
Given scoop
ATLANTA. Ga. Nay 6.-CsptAin Burke. Of
the este City Guards. was attacked on The
street today by Colonel AfNo03. editor Of
the Capitol, who struck o, him with a raw.
hide. Burke struck Atwood with a oane and
the men olinchel and fell. sad were finally
separated by policeman. Tbe trouble
grew ont OF Atwood anger becsuse Burke
cave % the Coesf'heioa instead of the CgB-
~ tbe hrst notice 0f the intended try ~
the Gate City Guards 10 Egrope Atwood
attacked Burke In his paper. FbsFs8rou
Nt Company expelled Atwood from honor
sry msuhert1ip. IL is sai3 that Atwood
vas no'iaed By a vigilance committee To-
p n.zhi % lesFs town Within tSsnf7- four
Irr~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

ta.sN ssItt tss ft4tasss saNe-a.
MtE2UxrvE. Mich, May 6.-As cOmmuni-
cation improves reports Of the recent wind
storm are coming in freely. The thirteen
counties Of the Upper Peninsula were al
swept In some rich piie fields the trees
were moved down Ike grass. Millions Of
feet Of pins was destroyed. houses un-OOfed
or dsm0iishet, unfnish-d buildings .cst-
tered snd chimnsys aud 0uthOasss de-
fkr0yed- Scarcely town or settlement e.
csped. Only three fatalities are reported,
but many persons were seriously injured.
It was not a cyclone. bat the wind vas 4
straight olzst OF from two % ten hours
duration. The wires are still very slow
and details hard % get. Il is safe to esti-
mate The damage for the Upper Peninsula
a. 100000. incudng pine stumpsze de-
stroved. shipping n the harbor vas badly
shaken u0. but nos much damaged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
Al THK norris.

" W Mitchell. Tie good -nstuFso a Fysf
of I0nis is tn town
EI Moore 81 Worcester Mass sht "
p Bardce. 81 ryfacues sft 81 aseett.
p " Poster. OF NswssFo arrive 81 y
Moriou "a, evening sna will isoa oYeI IA
Interests here TODAY
D. a. Gaylord prominent beet ns and 80.
c.ety man. Detroit % 81 rwss.s Mr u.
b. ln The htbogfspt huslncss
W n Crane. ths comedian. vss gwen .
hearty welcome ~ nsfnissf ~ personal
friends a The Merton yesterday ttus. a
Robson occupies one 81 ths elegant Lev
rooms iu tbs upper story.
Samuel Mnthef uu6 " j. Lave q
Cleveland. lsvs arrived 81 The Norioa. aus
wla attend the mfetinF of tbs suee, haf-
way Company toosy in tfich instituHon
they az lsrRt sts.s hDlders
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

49, tsIts Fst ttlssssz-stes-a-
MARQUErrE, MAY 3. - Arrived - Contl-
rental and Magnetic. Light. Grsce Holland,
coal. Passed Up Arizona. Winslow.
Osceo's City OF Duluth. Weather warm
and pleasant.
ST. IsSAcE. May Departed-Propellor
City Of Grand Rapids 70 Traverse City;
city Of Msckinaw. % Detroit SchOOners
General sherman, 70 Cleveland. tug Avery
for Pine River. propsllors Messenger and
Ossiiraxs 20 ths Zoo" W nd east, clear.
SAUL STE. AAsIs. Nay 6.-Psssed up
II H. Brown. Duluth. Forest City. Wm-
AcOregor. Miuneapods. Arrived-Propel-
Tors Ossifray-. Messenger. - Bod~~s
Campaign. Pacific No arrivals from above.
The .ce field extends from White Fish
Point % Grand Island There IS open wafer
near the south shore.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

a. ~ q I1t T7-H1Ett| sTfH.1-
JscSseS. Nay 6.-Ths Dr. Palmer bribery
case vas called in the Circuit Court today
Most of ihe day Was spent in preliminaries
Inspector Dwight S. smith and Capt. 5. A.
Avsry we're upon the stand. but taeir evi-
derce vsS uuimportanr. A number Ot let
ters sent fy Fl. 4. Webster. the prison con
tractor. the chspisin. she school master aud
others asking for I0Esry's release, we're
read TO-DAY. ss expected. 0ne from Dr.
Palmsr's predecessor vas jusf ss strong ss
the one written bv Palmer himself War
den Hatch went % Nsx York Yesterday
which occasions wuCh remark. is beng
supposed be objects 10 t@safying..
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

AktAaaste 20 ftt ft-ettht- t-t-asta
SAGINAW CRY, May 6.--At an adjourned
meeting Of the Common Council. held this
evening, resolutions were adopted recising
whereas, a. a. investi ,ati0n bsfore the
House Of Representatives Of the charges
preferred against Milo II. Dskin, il was
directly and specifically stated IN the formal
charges. arguments and The press that Mayor
John III. -asckl letou 0f This CITY, was con-
0ecte1 with said Milo RI. DakiD. Rcs9ircf.
That q committee com posed Of the follow
inx Aldermeu. Lewis. Cadsgan. Hudson.
Austin am AlcMsnnoa, be appointed to
investigate the cnsrEes. etc, - report their
findings at the frst June meeting Mayor
ShacS -sfon Wlthh0ids his intended resigns-
uon until the Investigation = nsde.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
AMONG The COKE MEN.
some Return tn Work and Others Reports
Likely to- Return


Likely To Return.
CoSSELLsvILLE, Pa, May 6.-The men at
Laughlin's works 81 Bradford, went to
work this morning. having received the
advance. Az several works an advance Of
10 per cent. has been offered. the drawers TO
draw the coke now in the ovens. Secretary
MIllio has notified the men to not accept
the offer. lie feels confident OF the success
Of TIE strike and feels encouraged ~ the
outlook. The furnace ovens continue in
operation. II is said thar notices will be
served upon the str sers TO vacate tie Cam
pany's houses at Frick K Co.'S works a.
Davidson. Tnis will have the effect Of
stopping the pumps and other necessary
work.
Workm-n employed on \ new church at
East Leisnrng were ordered - quit work
tecsuse the COurcllsvills Coke and iron
Company had contributed largely % the
building Of the church.
Empty coke cars are being s.da-tracksd AZ
al points along both the Baltimore & Ohio
and Pennsylvania roads. A prominent
furnace man stated today that the strike
would not last long because OF the q ssatis-
faction expressed By the mea over IS r. =
suits. Il is thought thst DO new men Will
De imported % take the places Of The
strikers. but they will gradually 20 20 work
of their own accord. Whether this will
prove true or not admits Of consiiefab.e
t~sshs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

A number of the members of Bryant
Council. 10. 81 Royal ArcAnum, me; in
their council chamber last evening for the
purpose Of ''ecsiving the degree Of the
Grand OrienL which was conferred by the
Charter ne'hberr they having received the
same from The Ionia Council while organiz-
ing the Lowell Council some weeks $40.
After the ceremony OF ivitisti0n the even
ing was iEent ia = grand Jubilee and The
opinion was prevalent among the newly
mGde members that i wa truly grand
thing. Others contemplate taxing the
degree at their next regular meeting 0u
Frldav evening next week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

ss-stsrrr rss r.sers1. sfft.1.
NrstuNsz. Nay 6. .-Chss. Z. kuncksr. an
sx-nolicsmsa Who shof J9hn Nosxg on his
own door.sisps isst winter. rsturnel % The
city yesterday ani Vas imrasi'sieiy placed
urter arrest k0sxv claimed that 80
shooting vas entirely un'asfi1ed SUI
Nnncss~ ieft he city imn'el stsiY alter the
shcoCrE. because tne rr1s2ect between la~
and the friends OF the iniuret man vss
v-ry unpleasant. knskr f. nov ~ Calumet
In the hosp cal. . cripple. huncksr VII Be
rIied al-the nsxt lar-n al TIE lireulL Court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

The jury ia ths csisbrated Jse<soa
Poisoning Case -sS Noe Ouiity.

The Jury la Tue LsisDfsred JscAsoa
Poisoning Case ssy Noe Ouilty.
-. ts.4l "A. Ess ..lLa.s-sst
JAczsos. May The Sarah Mclean
poisoning cssa came % a close this evening.
The Jury Wzs charged this morning By
Judge Grdiey. bis address % the jury
iaking nearly tEo hours. At II o'clock the
jary retired ard remained rom The Court
room ell 6 I'D 3. "a. when they returned a
verdict OF noe guilty. Mr. backwOFth, one
of her attorneys asked that she % a. once
released. Prosecuting Attorney Prinsle
sad 40 had other things against
ber. but they we're not ready Tor court The
;afise said that be coUid not keep people "a
A. waiting for Indictments 20 De made
against them and ordered 5arah's release.
She. however. asked that she migat pass
the night in the AL. as she bad no place
else o. ~. and vas afrald 0f the mob which
surrounded the court house. She was
sIanLsd The permission asked for.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Nsa Nstasse #sx isesfs77 l'sF.s
49, vfftrn e fstiee - censfsl Messsf e
"tsie ef 0saefsi Lee. aed IS ~ he
pf tsd iu tsmerres nerairss fsIefs
~ neYs tskss ssexpt Iea te psay ~ fas
Eassisa seasfsl sizfsrsa's ssa wbis nsa
asdlnr ss4 ~itb tae sspsf.ttss efsnseo
ef General Lees mtstsfy ssisiy saFrssssd
ia tie boek. saess ssry p.alaly taki hs
eeosItsrs 5ensFs5 WulseIxss ertte.ssas ~
olhsT ~s8t1srD lestefs guils4 xa1 as saf-
fsufsalx 4 - fevle~ = Nrittea ln VERY
cs2slic siyis. 49, eea'alnk tuttrek a. u,si-
lsr thc say of INSIDE estimates 81 tks rs-
s.vs vsias ~ tzs serslees cf tAe CaatsisF-
Als leA.sgs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Nsw Y0RE. Nay Among the steersgs
passengers on tie Auronis, vhifh arrived
this afternoon. we're thirteen sx-msmbers
OF the Rcysl Irish ConsfshulsTT, vbo re-
signed their positions i1 order - escsue the
1sssTeea5te Z duty 81 assisting e. TIE eviction
of uafortunste tenants TIE men are =
under n farmers sons sni stBpear ia.eiii-
gent They have 10 perticui a. ohiseii -
ro;nt Eviction in Ire'ar1 il CONSTANTLY y
increasing. they say and The people are be-
coming rors sEd more enoittersi.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
LIVERY BIC SH0HTAGE
eAstfsa 49, t1a9 - sosE


3sIsss f Nsf 8 sssa e.
siiN ess 81 tss fea4s 81 ihe H eaasfs
nst.aaa esSt ast sassek 14t ozasls
s4aia Ia hess - - sAafsass hs.t ~
H 49, ssassa ~ tssaiss kHae .lsf 49,
efisn.is 81 hsAalas tas fssss ~ ths 80
= lf FeaEtt ssttHEs $50 tes ss1se sas
. E.rfsass aagsasra saf SO saf - Nsse
ssrf ~ g. pat - aesl.sI 81 tf.f Nat.aasl
ala ~ esl ~ ~eas aa1i saselltis "a sAs
sa.tlf aist.as.E ~ esssltsf 80 Fes ,s,ea
Esd 80 ia tansas sslt BE stis bef
sgt q fatsps A. osaasel asa.tf flst
10 aeiAAissf sas ssssss 3Asi seta
amos ItliIi nis isillef tss Easas sgssafs
lnenss g. ai.ts fsaa tss sisssFtalz
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Ar. CsRwFI, Ps-, Msy 6--C0nErsssms
SCOTS lar2s Pennsylvania coiiierv closed
Indefinitely today, throwing seven hundred
men out Of work The Norris Ridge Col
hesy has also closed The pretsxf in ssoh
case Is tnst extensive repairs are 81 Be rnsae,
BAT to- suspensions are regaTte1 ss the
toFerunner - the great miners strike 81
Nay lo which. according % sll Indications
in this resioa. - inevHsbis. ss 0reTstc-s
VII not gfsat TIE demand foT To- per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Edi n Billings, the young gar. who va
arrest ed n disrepuiabie house isst week
was given jury trial 10 Police Court yes
tertny morning or the charge Ct heing q
common prostitute. snd the jury returned =
verdict a guilty. A. the afternoon session
Judge Hon sentenced her fo tbs state
Industrial School 81 Adrian until she is p
years of sge. She appeared to be sstisi' ed
with the sentence. sDd did MOI bresk Gown
anu cTv IS is usually the csFe L8ith is q
bright, rest Appearing. GOOD looking girl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

PHiLknzLFHrs, May "a meeting Of
representatives % the Pennsylvanis, Read
ing. JerssT Central. Lehixh Valley and
Lehizb Navigation Companies vas he'd
here todaT % c0usiier toe demand of the
miners for ths ID per cent advance IA
WAGES on Nay 30 The general sentiment
vas ths. the siiustion does not admit q the
proposed advance and L is believed that
the threatened strike vii surely occur.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

80 e-tf- rs fss ttstskas- sstata-
GszEsvrrlr. Nay s.--On Thursday -hiie
Leroy Ksrr vss sinking a stone on q fsrm
tw0 and one-haif mils east Of this city the
stone fell in unon nirn. iniuriug him - that
be died in four hours he wks - years 9ii
and bad been married hut txo wsek.-Tt is
morning A|chsei tr-'1ev. st.ing ou the
rsilroad hritre. near the round house.
saw paper sacx wing m ths bottom u the
river whira be dsnet our TDon opening
G. VS. found 81 contain tle body Of A maie
chLf. steps ara bang taken 20 discover
who put it there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

BslrIN0sE, Ma.. Nay 7.--t2 . ma
serious Ere broke oct At Hishlsndto~n.
Baltimore cosntv, ~ . m. in ths Hifa-
lsnd1own Cbernlesl Works Which is oara-
plsteiy destroyed The frs r stIu barniav
ard has s-eqs s~sy Jsnss D9rseys line
kiirs and NssEers grocery store. Wiess-
nsr's brewery = 10 fbs 6rss path a11 if "a
feared may be DESTROYED.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

TIE Palmer bribery ease IS "a tFial il ths
lacxso1 Clrc8lt Cont
Cnsrlss Bsat8n szs ss45He3 tn a Trsnten
hotsi. THURSDAY nl<1t, - "a ilszas ielleF
namst Charles B1rk
O. PiOm1aal. SUPER riatsnient o. tie
WAIls Fixson sek8ois las 6~e1 rendered
tns 81 perintsldsncy q ths Colds STATS
RuBliC <chos,l
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

NEw Ycsx. May s.--Riohsrd X. For vii
tomorrow post 500 At the Csppe- oflcs
n match Karsin n meet sullivan for
4 600 a side and the Police G7rrrfs diamond
beif suibiemsrc q the championship e
An.ericz- II Sullivan accepts the CbsiI Ie1ze
ne &il BE allowed 70 name ths nne Of
meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

HsRTToRD. Conn, Nay 6.-As rssait of
ths long standing quarrel a. the Tsiegram
oifcs. 70. C. Birissll. the editor and pro-
priefor. va arrested tonight. charged wltb
auabezzl leue1s and false entry % the extent
of 81 soo The arrest ~as made or comn.sint
of Col T.. NJ. Graves and others recently
associatei With Brisan ia the Publication
= tbe paper. Birdsall procured oali for
hearfrz ~af1rfisv
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
Angry rri.h Nationalist, Abroad

PAsEs. May 0.-Ls Temps says the Irish
NatOnslis;s residing in Paris. intend TO be-
gin legal proceedings against VIM. Ridgway,
The London publisher. similar 10 the action
brought oy Mr.. 81. John Brenon in London
aad based upon the same publication TO
which Mr.. BFenOn took exception. The
pAer also states thar the Fenians in France
viii soon issue Red pamphlet" IN reply
20 The Black pamphlet" uttered by Ridg-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Cfxc1sssrf. Nay s.--Pete Nolan, of this
city. bss been trying - arrange = fight With
Mitchell but thus FAR has NOT been Success
fll. he nov Turns bis attention 70 JAKE
kfirsin snd tonight issued 3 chaiiengs -
the latter 70 meet aim for 81 ,0o0 % $500
side
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
FOUGHT FOR TWO HOURS.
An irIshman and an Enyiishman Pummel
Each Othor for SI5

Mr. PLEASANT, Pa, May 6.--Two men,
Cain, an lr.shman, and Mcclure, an
fought here today. For almost two hours
the men pummslled each other in the most
approved puzilistic manner Cain, who is
much the heavier, carried of the honors in
the frst twenty rounds. Put after that the
little one commenced 10 get his work in,
and a. the end of the fifty-i econd round was
declared the winner OF ~ 2 purse Of SIS.
Only about twenty peTsOus witnessed the
fight in which both winner and loser were
terribly punished.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
Supposed to DO Spies.

PARIS, May 6.-Ls E0nite,sr's CORES
pondent at Nancy, has learned that man
and two women disguised respectively as
priest aud nuns, were arrested al Pont
Desells Bayon. on suspicion Of them being
German spies
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

LospoS. May 6.-Ths Standard says that
allegations Of serious importance have been
lodged in the House Of Commons in con-
-aacxsaa with The petitions presented on
Thursday ses1(ls< - Coercion bill. The
PETITIONS and the evidence concerning them
are undergoing the sfriciest scrutiny.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

fosgssA Aie1., Msy 6.-ras ease ef
Frse Iosya. tae Hsntersoa tsaGasr sao
saot FaQ4as Nsrrts1n. se1f - tas 10y e.
? osieck as 1iEht The srY ssllaia iast e9s
a. slx1z bat ~as la4ae - 4gF1e. ssaaalag
ave Tor e1nElet-oa ~ seFsn fQf se4aLtf4L
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

ttr.tt'fe "a, 80 ffarcest- -ftrt.-.
Asa Mich, Hay t-Frsnz O. A. Gcerss.
NJ n the pain ,ess tooth extrsctor. with his
SeneVamhisn Ministries. = holding forth in
the Paisee RinS this wees Msx r Pol
isskV. of toaaszT Bros ANA bas 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

LONDON, May 6.-Mr. Parnell's friends In
Parliament have received communications
from their leader, which gives them con-
fidence that he will resume his seat in the
House Monday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
AFearful FIRE In Hu,r.rv.

PrsTH, May Ga frightful conhsgration
prevailed al Eperies. Hungary, today.
destroying 100 houses and injuring several
persons. The pecuniary loss is very great
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
JUSTICE AT LAST.
A Chicago Posfofice Thief Gets Four
Years ia the Penitenfgary

CHIcaeo. May Col. ". II. Bolton. ex-
Superintendent Of second Class matter in
Chicago Tos'o.flce. convicted Of the en-
be1zlsmeut of about a. 900 was this morn.
ing sentenced By Judge Blodsett 20 four
wears imp-is1nment ia the p,nifsufiarv.
Col Bolton has been &C the county hospital
since bis conviction IL being alleged that
BIS health Vas poor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

essas l4lna1t . sliss Isl4 4. 3 Saits. ~ -
i-sg-s, A-Cn-. go seszs - Eseessx s. .sss3
-zaa4.ss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
An Engineer Ground TO Pieces In TN ore
Crushsr.

trushSr.
YoUSGsTowS, o., May Ga terrible acci-
dent occurred in the rolling mill Of The
Hubbard Iron Company, at Hubbard. short
ly after O'Clock this moraing. Engineer
Griffith Phillips, sged - Jears, in passing
around Sc ore crusber oihng the bearings
vas caugh; in the cog vieels and drayged
into the crusher. lie vss mangled out Of
al ssmblance o. humanity. the fissh ad-
herring 10 the cog.. Philips leaves a wife
and three children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

"Blackmsll" will be presented ~ the
Wonderland next week ~ ". &. towpci
and Gn excellent company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-24
A Revolving Trunk.


friend. stopping at the Pacific, showed me
the other day a new kind OF trunk, which seems
to me to be destined to crowd out of the market
every other kind. 1t was simply trunk in the
form os n cylinder. and revolving pins the
center of each end. The outside of the trunk
was of sole Heather. and was cylindrical, except
where the lid On top and the fiat surface At the
bottom were departures The inside Was a per-
feet cylinder, fitting quite closely into the outer
leather covering There axis running
through il. but simply pins in the center Of each
end working a socket in the end of the cover.
The cylinder divided into compartments of
all sizes and shapes. aud could be revolved by
the touch of the finger so as to bring any of
them TO the opening at the top. These compart-
ments had pasteboard flaps over them which
the body Of the trunk held IL place when they
were not on TOP. The advantages OF this device
are very considerable. The lifting OF heavy
top is avoided. The strain on the lock and tho
hinges is almost entirely dispensed with. But.
above all. person tnrn to anything he
wants in this trunk and take it out without re-
moving anything else that he does not want. 1t
is particularly adapted 20 women and to persons
whose physical strength is small. I am told that
handbags and satchris are to be made on this
plan, Also and then tina carpet-bacger will DO
able to take out his tooth brush without laying
on the table separately two pairs Of dirty socks.
deck of cards, bottle of whisky and 6ns.
tooth comb.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

The interest in metaphysics manifested in
this country during the last year has been
very marked. "A I sorts of mental phenomena
have been talked about and written about
until mind-reading, spiritual;sm, mesmerism,
magnetism and faith-cure have become the
talk of the household, rather than of the few
scientists who used to investigate such things.
This study Of the mind, in its various phases
Of action, has led some enthusiasts to make
classification of facts which has been digni-
fed with the name of Christian science, and
its advocates claim that the healing of dis
eased humanity is the ultimate outgrowth of
their system. They, of course go to the Bible
for foundation, and take Christ, the great
healer. for their model His subjects, like
blind Bartimeus, were required to have a
strong desire to be healed and strong faith
in the healer, and they were blessed according
to their faith. So, without desire and faith,
there can be TO cure. But the healer must
be Christ-like, and it is for the instruction
and preparation of Christian metaphysicians
that schools have been established and books
and pamphlets printed. In Boston and Chi
cSgo there has developed widespread inter
and working On the sick without medicine
Or touch has. come to be qtiite common
thing.
Much ofNthe new system is very old, but i
is presentyiS IN shape to take the attention o
afflicted perAonss ma converts are plenty
The infuencSa Of micd oyer mind and owe
matter has been VOTED and discussed for ages
and the fundandl ntal prlncipleSof Christian
science-that mar y spiHt and but a part o
the Great Spirit. GsM himself is doctrine o
the ancicnts. BbE thesd things have bee